n.黎明，拂晓

The cockcrow signaled the start of a new day.
公鸡打鸣标志着新的一天的开始。
She heard the cockcrow echoing through the village early in the morning.
清晨，她在村子里听到公鸡报晓的声音。
The farmer woke up to the sound of a cockcrow, promptly getting out of bed.
农民被公鸡打鸣声唤醒，立刻起床。
The old man told his grandson the story of how he used to rise with the cockcrow for dawn work.
老人向孙子讲述他过去如何伴着公鸡打鸣开始黎明劳作的故事。
In the countryside, you can always rely on the cockcrow to synchronize your internal clock.
在乡村，你可以依赖公鸡打鸣来调整你的生物钟。
The city dweller was startled by the sudden silence after the regular cockcrow at dawn.
城市居民对黎明准时响起的公鸡报晓后的寂静感到惊讶。
The country life was a stark contrast to the constant hustle and bustle of the city, where even the cockcrow seemed muffled by noise pollution.
乡村生活与城市的喧嚣形成鲜明对比，那里连公鸡打鸣都似乎被噪音污染所掩盖。
The children pretended to be chickens clucking and crowing before the cockcrow at dawn.
孩子们在黎明前模仿公鸡打鸣和咯咯叫，玩得不亦乐乎。
The farmer's wife learned to anticipate the cockcrow as a cue for preparing breakfast.
农夫的妻子习惯了以公鸡打鸣作为准备早餐的信号。
The old house had a thatched roof, and every morning, the cockcrow would rouse me with its melodious call from the rooftop.
那座老房子有个茅草屋顶，每天早晨，公鸡从屋顶的鸣叫总会把我唤醒。